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Reader Participation Day: Where Is The Most Breathtaking View In The National Park System?

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March 27, 2024

Is the Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park the most breathtaking place you've seen in the National Park System?/Rebecca Latson file

Pop quiz in late March as we wait for summer: Where is the most breathtaking view in the National Park System?

What would you say? Is it...

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Sunrise at death valley 


The best I have experienced is from Sahale Arm Glacier Camp in the North Cascades. Nothing else compares! 


I truly enjoy viewing Squaretop Mtn over Green River Lakes in the Wind River Range of Wyoming.  Never get tired of it.

 

Okay, it's not NPS, so let me offer #2:  Canyonlands NP:  The Green River overlooks in the Island, and hiking  the Chesler Park Loop in the Needles.  Just wild...and used to be rather quiet.

 

#3.  Watching sunup and sunset in the campground in the Chisos Basin in Big Bend NP.  It's amazing that such a place exists in the Texas desert.


Valley view in Yosemite or the Arrigetch Peaks or Logan Pass


Peering into the crater at Haleakala National Park, Maui, Hawaii from  the rim or from a helicopter 


Strike Valley Overlook in Capitol Reef, Clouds Rest in Yosemite, Point Sublime and Lipan Point at Grand Canyon.


Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone


Watching the trumpeter swans and their offspring on the Madison River by Mt. Haynes


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